bash "tab tab" - how to turn off?
I have some procedure that were written on a Solaris / ksh setup. The procedures are just a bunch a commands that I cut and paste using X mouse selection from the procedure file to the shell. This procedure has indentation using tabs so now that I use Linux, bash interprets the "tab tab" as a file completion.
Ex: procedure is:
<TAB><TAB>cd directory
<TAB><TAB>ls
in ksh I cut and past that, it's fine. In bash I get very weird results. These procedures are long and I do not want to edit them all. Note that the indentation may be any number of <TAB> keys (1 to n).
So how do I turn off the bash response to the <TAB> key (if at all possible)? The ideal solution would be something temporary for the session and not a full system/user setup.
Thanks to all!
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